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GALVANIZED STEEL GATE FOR AIRPORT PERIMETER FENCE 2
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jimstructures
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I assume you want a chain-link fence with barb wire on top???
Location????
Jim
Location????
Jim
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JedClampett
Structural
I hate to encourage these kind of vague questions, but since I'm a pack rat, here's the Chain Link Manual.
Jed...
Been there, done that.
My electronic engineering library is around 12 GB. Unfortunately, it's only about half curated. I also have dozens of binders on various topics and a couple dozen bankers of personal project archives, the latter requiring a mini storage locker. I keep it all, of course, for when they open my wing at the Smithsonian.
Fred
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"Is it the only lesson of history that mankind is unteachable?"
--Winston S. Churchill
Been there, done that.
My electronic engineering library is around 12 GB. Unfortunately, it's only about half curated. I also have dozens of binders on various topics and a couple dozen bankers of personal project archives, the latter requiring a mini storage locker. I keep it all, of course, for when they open my wing at the Smithsonian. Fred
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"Is it the only lesson of history that mankind is unteachable?"
--Winston S. Churchill
JedClampett
Structural
Every time I open a cut sheet, I save it to my "Catalogue and Data Sheets" Folder. If I've opened it once, there's about a 90% chance I'll need it again. Same with technical references, which go ion a different folder, a lot of which I've found in Eng-Tips.
It helps that File Explorer has a relatively good search module. Last week one of my coworkers wanted a reference on lateral supports on auger cast piles. I went to my main dumping ground ("Misc"), searched under "auger" and found an FHWA reference called "Drilled Shafts: Construction Procedures and LRFD Design Methods." The search function not only looks under the titles, but goes into the text of the document.
Believe me, it's not foolproof (please no comment), but it's bailed me out many times.
It helps that File Explorer has a relatively good search module. Last week one of my coworkers wanted a reference on lateral supports on auger cast piles. I went to my main dumping ground ("Misc"), searched under "auger" and found an FHWA reference called "Drilled Shafts: Construction Procedures and LRFD Design Methods." The search function not only looks under the titles, but goes into the text of the document.
Believe me, it's not foolproof (please no comment), but it's bailed me out many times.
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